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Proving the proper operation or finding faults in an electrical device. It can be done using electronic test equipment or by a software-based simulation.
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Obtaining an op-amp's open loop gain
I'm trying to obtain an op-amp's open loop DC transfer characteristic curve on an oscilloscope, and from the curve, the open loop gain.
Here is an image (from some random website) showing the curve I …
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